A few people reach out for a broom the moment the mess hits the floor. Others drag out the vacuum. The broom cleans the floor by moving dirts around into a pile until you can dispose of it. While the vacuum sucks up and removes the dust. Both of them are great for cleaning up most messes. But sometimes a vacuum is best. However, you might call the broom for help in other situation.

The broom is quiet, so you can use any time of day or night. You do not rely on electricity. It can clean up immediately, without having to search for the attachments as the vacumm. It is not expensive and requires little to maintain. It is easy to store than a big and clunky vacuum. What's more important, it can easily get into small corners and crevices between the wall and fridge or under the dishwasher.Some of the brooms have built-in scrapers and combs to get any hairs or debris stuck.

And vacuuming is much faster than sweeping. And it can be less labor intensive. You do not have to bend over to empty the dustpans. Vacuuming are ideal for use on the carpets and other surface made out of the fabrics. It can be used in other parts of the home, including drapes and blinds.Some of the vacuums may even handle the liquids to remove the spills and stains.

So what are the best cleaning tools for your floors? It depends on the floor type and the contruction of the mess. Sweeping is usually done on hardwood (for soft bristles broom), ceramic or stone tile floors. It can also easily reach and dislodge the dirt and debris that gather in the cracks in the grout around ceramic or stone tiles. While vacuuming is perfectly for the carpet and other parts of home furniture. It is an efficient deep cleaning.